Ann: Second Luhuma Central Hole Commenced at Kabanga Jirani, page-5

re Kabanga:

"All intrusions in the Kabanga area contain abundant sulfides (pyrrhotite, pentlandite, and minor chalcopyrite and pyrite). In the lower portions and the immediate footwall of two of the intrusions, namely Kabanga North and Kabanga Main, there occur numerous layers, lenses, and veins of massive Ni sulfides reaching a thickness of several meters. The largest amount of high grade, massive sulfide occurs in the smallest intrusion (Kabanga North)."

Hence, in the second hole even if they drill out of a mineralised lense, they'll keep drilling to hopefully find more below.